Banned for NO REASON

Hello, my old chess account is erzengaming and i found out i beem banned for breaking some kind of laws.

This is completely wrong since the only bad thing i did was writing L after winning a chess game.

I urge you to look at the games of that account and you will see that i been banned for no reason.

I was so happy to reach a elo of 840 +- 10. And getting an email telling me i got banned got me really sad.

PLEASE PLEASE unban me.

Im honestly thinking of quiting chess.

That opening is exacyly the same one i play everygame!!!

https://www.chess.com/analysis/game/live/72825491213?tab=review   GAME 1

https://www.chess.com/analysis/game/live/72825225541?tab=review GAME 2

I cant put all of them here this is my old account https://www.chess.com/member/erzengaming

That's pretty high level play for 900.  

look at all the games the last 100 like are the same, i just memorised the positions and knew what to do

Just saying, when I was 900 people (including me) were still hanging pieces all over the place.  Your play was pretty sophisticated and clearly above 900.  Doesn't mean cheating - just - you're playing well above your level and maybe the algorithm picked that up.  

I doubt you were banned just for "L" as uncool as it is.  

You should have received an email on the address associated with the closed account with information about what your options were.

I hope you get false banned too!

If this looks cheating https://img.onl/pLM6ML then i clearly deserve it!

The thing is that im annoyed about losing my account that i created somewhere idk 2021 or 2022.

https://www.chess.com/game/live/72818780225?username=erzengaming probably like 20 missed wins

i dont think typing this "L" makes chess.com close ur account. if they do, wth?

they can just chatban you of something

thats not helping with your campaign

It was for Fair Play violations. Not for typing "L".

You can write to support@chess.com and admit what you did.

They will also let you appeal if you want. You should look for that email that Martin mentioned.